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NEWS OF THE
LABOR WORLD
IMPROVEMENTS BEING MADE
BY LACKAWANNA.
Inciense of Wftges for Belawtue and
Hudson Bnllrond Employes Meet
ing of Stationary Firemen to Be
Held lit Guernsey Hull Tonight.
Lncknwnnnn Is Having a Number
of New Flat Cais Built D., L. &
W. Bonrd for Today Patent Grant
ed to Master Car Bulldei Canfleld.
W. U. Ill.xsnti, Hupurlhtutidftil "f
bildpex mid liiillll iikm on the l.tiehu
uniTJL uillioud, linn Just iftiiiw-ri to
thf city from hii extended tour over the
Main Hup, HlooniHbtiiir division, I'tln
mid Syracuse division. Ho vn n
lOinpanlcd on Ills tour of Inspection by
Division KiikIikht l'Ved Warner and
Principal AMlstnnt Ktiglneur Lincoln
nioom.
They liiNpvrled iimny brlilsc" unl
openings wbfii rcpali work in needed,
and incidentally observed the ailvan !
of the block system of slRiials uhlch
Is helm; Installed on Hip various divis
ions of th(! load. Locally. i nmv Hteel
bridge Is bplnu built in the Oak strpct
i'I-ohhIik; on tho Keyscr Vullpy biuiich.
to rpplarp the wooden structure which
has stuod Hip strain for many .wars.
Thi' supuistiucluip of the machine
shops In this city Is also being- nia
ipilally stroiiBthi'iicd with a view to
muting In a heavier tiavt'lllnp cranp
than was at drat intended. This c-iiiiic
will wpIkIi tlilrty-llvp tons and will bo
operated by electricity and be used In
handlliifr heavy locomotlvp woik. Thp
I'oro baking ovens near the car shops
nic also being ichullt and .up. now bet
ter than ever.
Now boiler plants ire being Installeil
.it the Hampton and J)odge mines to
furnish steam for several colllerle?.
ThP foimer will supply theContlnentiil,
Hyde I 'ark, Sloan, Central, Hampton
mines and Ilnmpton washpry, and tho
latter the Dodge and IJollevue mines
and Hellevue washery.
The sK passenger stations on the
ltlelitleld .Springs division will lip n
btillt and a new jtassenger station and
freight depot erected at Cortland, X.
Y. Tlips latter Impiovements will be
made us soon as possible. A number or
additional Improvements are contem
plated, which will be inndo during the
present year.
Increases in Wages.
The Delaware and Hudson company
bnvp posted notices nt "N'llkes-Harre,
Green nidge and t'arbondale. announc
ing an liicic.ise In wages, to take effect
mi April 1. The order Is as follows:
(nmliKtnM df Uirmikh ficlslit unil coal trjlir.,
-'i crht j'fi mill1; liiaUnucn (f IlirntiKli frrifiht
ami (d.i I tr.iltn, - (rnl ki milo; local height
ciiiliidoK, 3 mils per nulc; Imkenicn, 2 1-S
itnl- i'r rnllr; pisscnpir hnlvrinen, ".! per
inmilli, ml,liis: (In! p.ifm-iikct Ilirriki' nuc
lei's '' per month, norkinir li.i; janl ron
lixtri, s.i pit month; jjrd lr.iktrmn, $-V
nr iii'intli; mine ii.ii miidm low, IjJ.fiO per iliv,
ninlulriit Pi !', ti-nN piT Milo; mine brake
men. .-J pir iliy, riniltalciii to ' cent per mile.
Tin milrc will lir- allowed fur each hour nflrr
I- bunts hue liotn cotiMiiiird in nuklnpr one
limiilii'il mill's r leu. 'IliN nlW.ince tpplloi
lo rntrlriicis jikI ilrrmi'ii nlo.
Meeting of Firemen.
Tliuio will lie a meeting of the Sta
tionary Kit-omen held in Ouprusej's
hull at 7,:ifl o'clock this evening, and
nil stationary llremen in the city are
lequchted to attend. The object of the
meeting is to organize a local of
stationary llremen. Slate, president
and oignnlzor, C. l'. llaxter, and State
Secretary-Tieasurer .lames A. Cier
llty will be in attendance to address
thf meeting.
rirctni'ii who ntt-nd will hear the
license law lead, which Is now befoie
Hie house at Hauisburg, and which is
of gieat interest to slatlonniy flie
men In this state.
Building New Flat Cats.
"Workmen at he Delawaie, l.acka
wanna and Western car shops are en
gaged in building oup hundred 34-foot
low tint cars for general use In the
construction and shipping department.
Fifty are being built at tho Scran ton
shops and llfty at the Dover nhops.
Kight of them are already completed.
These cars differ from the aveiage
Hat cuts, us they aro fcupplled with a
-pedal r.ii hot biake, operated be
neath the surface, leaving the lop of
A Name Twice Made
Famous, Now a
Shining Mark for
Imitators.
The name "Chase," twice made famous,
la a shining mark for tlic unscrupulous to
pounce upon and appropriate la order to
foist upon the public their worthless pie
parations. These birds of prey, by using
the name Chase, expect the public to be
fooled into believing they are the medi
cines of Dr. A. W. Chase, who first be
came noted as the author of the world
famed Dr. Chase's recipe book and family
physician, and rthose fame is now doubly
increased by the wonderful success of his
Nerve Pills, with Nerve, Brain and Wood
troubles. They play upon the name Chase,
but dare not use the Initials "A. V."
They imitate, but daie not counterfeit the
portrait and signature of Dr. A, . Chase,
which identifies the Nerve Pills now recog.
nlred as infallible for building up pale,
weak, thin-blooded, nerve exhausted suf
ferers, Who are nerve-tired and brain-weary.
Who are ensily exhausted.
Who are wakeful cannot sleep.
Who have nervous headache.
They remove the cause of blood Impuri
ties, securing refreshing sleep and impart
strength.
They build up people who find their
stitngth and vigor waning.
They settle irritated nerves, replace Ian
guoraad lassitude with energy and anima
tion, Cure Nervous Dyspepsia,
The above is the right kind prepared bj
the Dr. A. W. Chate Medicine Co,, Buffalo,
N, V.. ;o cents per box. All othtf? tn
4"l!iirB.t. s
Jfft ,VM iff VtpN
wmBBsM
the car clear, which Is advantageous,
especially when any unusually long
timbers or construction lion nro being
transported. They will be used on all
thp divisions.
Oxnfleld's Flush Drop-Door.
Patent No. fl69,:22, on a (lush dt op
door for freight cars, has been granted
U. T, f'nnflolri, master oar builder of
the Lnrkuwnnna railroad. The papers
were tiled on December "fl. lfOO, and tho
patent was giantcd a few days ago.
Tho appliance. Is so arranged that
the opening and closing mechanism on
the door Is all under the floor of thp
car, leaving tho tloor surface smooth
and uninterrupted. Tho appliance Is
partlctilaily adapted to grain and coal
cars, which can now be unloaded with
out having to (llsttub tho side or end
doors on 'the car.
The door opens downwind, and Is
closed by means of toggle-levers sup
poi tod thereunder, a shaft operating
In connection with the levers. A prac
tical test of tho uppllupcc lms been
made, both with grain and co.il, ami
the doors worked admirably.
Air. f'aiifleld has been deluged with
letleis asking for Information on the
appliance, and It Is destined lo oome
Into general use.
Today's D., L. & W. Board.
The make-up of today's D., U and
W. board li as follows:
' 1 imuv. MUiru '!.
Vilhl CiU IM-,1- S p. til, T. ntipitink 11
p. mi , 'P. .r. rhompujii
sVIUtlUV, MUri1 .;.
Wihl UU i:.il-l."n u. in.. A, a lljinlintt;
". .i. in.. 1'. M-ihnn; 0 a. in.. !. T. StupUn;
.i. "., .M. IjiiiKlinc.v; ' a. in,, V. Itjllrl; 10
i. in , II. CHIliMii, 1 p. in,, O Ki'.iiniy: "
p. I I. HiKh; t.rn p. m., (I. 11-ti t ; i p.
in A II. ltimi ; u p. in,, .1. i I r.
MiinmtK, cti.-O a. in., ijm, .1. fViiilffi;, il
p. ni iMit, .I. lliiniliMn; s a. in., wihi. u.
I'Kidiifrlker: ' n. m., rt, Y. II. Xlfliolls; T
p. in., o.it frmii Xy Auir, K. MeAUMir: 7
ji. in., iMt Irom l'i.uir.i, Mot.'iin'; 7 p. m.,
i'ft Irom (,'juiiu, (ilnkj.
liller 10 n. in., !'. I!. Sc(ir.
PiiMicm X ,i. in., lknxr; 10 u, in. 1 in
ipilj: 11.30 ,i. in., Mmjii; 7 p. m.. Murpliv,
tl p. m., I.ampiiic; tn p. in., (!. Tlioiirn.
I'lU-fi-nKPr KiiKihM i ,i, in., fliifliicy; 7 .
ni., Slii(,'cr; ."i.' p. m., Stanton; 7 p. in.,
M IRON 111.
Wllil fat Wr,t S n. in., Kliietliv; 7 a
m, T. llnmlifan; !) a. in, .1. II. Mj'Urx; It
a. in., O'f'omiur with n.ilor'R mm; 1 p. m ,
.1. (!iliiK."i: 2 p. in., A. Krtihnu; 1 p. i.i.,
!. Hmerrtr; 5 p. in., .1. II. .McCitm; n p, in.,
r. J,. Jtoen.
Mntri..
Hrikcinaii .! Tohln rtpoiiv iui tints .,n
with II. r!illl!f.in.
This and That.
The "Alaskn," another of the small
locomotives used by the Delaware and
Hudson company In their coal milling
department, was turned out of tho
Cliff works yesterday by the Dick
son Manufacturing company. It Is a
companion engine to the "America."
built about a year ago for the same
company.
A novel slRht was witnessed on riiff
Mieet yesterday, when one of the boll
eis for the new Lackawanna switch
engines was tested. Tho boiler was
"rigged" up with the necessary ap
pliances and backed out of the shop,
and steamed up while yet testing on
n truck, it appeared as though the
engine was being built In the open ulr.
"William lllack was yesterday ap
pointed station ngtnt at Danville, vice
A, M. fioarhurt, resigned.
Division Supeilntendent 11. M. Itlue
was called down to Paradise Valley
jestotday by a slight wrack on tha
road.
PLEASANT ENTERTAINMENT.
Benefit Given for the Lackawanna
Athletic Association.
A buge audience thronged the main
room of the School of the Lackawanna
last night to listen to the excellent
numbers of the lhetoiieol entertain
ment glen for the benellt of the Lack
awanna Athletic association. The pro
gramme was opened by a piano solo
splendidly executed by Miss Flqrenee
Kline, and well rendered declamations
on "Washington's fllrtlulay" and
"Crossing the llublcon" then followed
by .Joseph Witts and McNalr A. Phil
lips. Miss Minnie S.untpi- was loudly
applauded for her execution of a dlill
rult piano solo, and Miss firace Cool
IiIrp cleverly lead "What the Little
Girl Said."
J. Taylor Foeler l pelted the classic
"Flnnlgan to Ilannlg.in" and several
instrumental numbers were played by
Lawrence and Cnileton Council anil
flllbeit IMg.ir.
TIarry A. Logan's recitation of "The
One-Iloss Shay" and a mandolin solo
by Wairen Acker, accompanied by Miss
Margaret Acer wvre features of the
second part of the programme, and n
recitation entitled "Hoy's nights" by
J. Curtis Plait also pioved an enjoyllile
number. Miss Llda liotisor's violin
solo, to which Miss Kditli Ilouser
played the accompaniment, win excel
lently played, as was also a piano duet
by Will lilmmlck and J"!lsM .lessln
Dlmtnlck. Miss .lennle fi. okcll viva
ciously recited "A Naughty Olrl" and
Miss Helen S, Powell scored a hit with
her recitation or "The Kir Child.'
CAUCUS OF DEMOCRATS.
Common Councllmen Met in Stieet
Commissioner's Ofllce.
Tlic regular Democratlr iwmbeis oi
i amnion council, together with the sl
additional Democrats, met last nlglil
In the stieet oinmlssloner's otitic In
the Municipal building and were in
session a couple or hours. The object
of the caucus was to discuss their situ
ation and to outline the plan of nctlon
which they are to follow. Other than
this It was said there was nothing for
publication. The Tribune leporter
suggest d that the little matter of the
mandamus proceedings was the point
under discussion, but Councilman Cnl
pin of the Sixth waul, chairman of the
common branch, hastened to deny Hi
"No." he said, "that Is not troubling
us In the least. The meeting tonight
was for tho puipose of getting the reg
ular members of common council and
the additional members together to dis
cuss In general our position 'and plans
for the future. The mandamus pi acced
ing niatteis was not osp?clnlly consld-
eicd "
i ...I
THEY ELOPED TWICE.
Polish Lovers Flud Course of True
Love Does Not Run Smooth.
Cddlo "Wasscovlskl. and Annie Petro
vlekl, of Peckvllle, weie arrested at
Plymouth by Constuble It. F. lloberts,
of that place yesterday, charged by
Mlko Potrovlskl, husband of Annlo,
with elopement and other seiluus
charges,
Tlneo weeks ago Mlko alleges that
tils wife left his home In Plymouth,
and went with F.ddlo Wascovlsltl, of
Uarltan, N. J., to Plymouth, where
thoy boarded as man and wifo under
the numo of Anthony. Wnscovlskl lo
cated them In Plymouth and seemed
n warrant for their arrest from Aldei
man W. S. Millar, of this city. They
wcie brought to this city by Constable
o) rTr4
N M
TuK"
TAKE
WARNER'S
THE
ONLY
SPECIFIC.
FREE
WARNER'S
SAFE CURE
To nil who miuVrwlth Kidney, I-lvcr, Heart,
lllwlileror Wood iIIuprm'p, n nainplo liottlo of
W'nrnprs'H Mfo euro (the. pioneer Kidney
Liter Jtciiicilv) will lie sent nliinililtcly I'rce of
Cot liv ni hi reusing poetnl card to WAltNIIU'H
HAI'i: Ct'lti: CO., Itoclii'Ntcr, N. Y , and men
tioning tlilitpniicr
a?;
I MELDRUM, SCOTT & GO. I
'0 8f
US m '
i Will Open Their
New Dry Goods Store at f-
f 126 Wyoming Ave
TODAV
Graphaphones
Greatly Reduced
Our entire stock of Graphaphoties, Rec
ords aud Supplies are being sold at less
than cost. We are closing out this depart
ment of our business. The very latest
Records will be sold as cheaply as the old
oues. If you are interested, better come
while the assortment is here.
J. D. WILLIAMS & BRO.
312-314 Lackawanna Avenue.
Tloliertu and held inuler $Wi hall each
far court.
On Foliiiimx PI the twci AoW away
together hut lour days later tli. v !C
lettiini'd anil vtu loiKlvon. 'I iii ac-
.1.. ...... I.1I..111 Imi.iiiiui. W'n i-i i .'lull
III, 11 ,U!" Kllllll .......n ........ ... ..-..
cnuld not llml einplclyment. hut tlneo
Weeks HBO lie KIU'C eeded ill ilull.A ho ar.U
the woman likewise hueceeik"! in lay.
Iiik her hands on $."rt of the liusli'm i's
money and a union of the two 1'. .in peon
t fleeted.
THIRD DAY OF THE
M. E. CONFERENCE
Interesting Reports Made Elders to
He Oidalned Today Other Bus
iness Transacted.
IP l!i.luitc Wiif fr.nu I lie x4tuiicl I'ici
Slirjudslmrir, .Maich as. Todny was
the third day's s-et-Mon of the 1'hlla
delphla MethndHt Kidscopal confer
eiu e.
Tim 11-iKHt of tho Itev. Dr. .1. S.
IltiKhes, pieslilluvr ehler of tlic West
dlMilet, In Inlet', was as follows:
Deaths, tliu-e, Itev. H. H. Heals, Hev,
V. 1'. Urines and Itev. Dr. J. V. West
wood. Considerable Itniirovcnu'iit has
been made to the church property and
several jiaisonaKcs havo been built. In
tho dlstilet there nro 104 Sunday
schoole. with a meiubershlii of nearly
21,000. The district rejioitB r3 Kpwoith
leasue i-'oeletles, with a membership of
y.yS8, and l!J Junior leaKiies, liavliifr an
eniolliiH'lit of 1,100. There aie 15
Christian Kndeavor societies, with a
ineinhershlii of BOO, and nlno .lunlor
Chrlsitlau IJmleavor sot'lctlvs, with 600
enrolled
T1h following: were enrolled ciders,
and will be ordained on Sunday; W.
I'. Ellhifrswortli, of New London, Pa.,
II, It. Johnson, of C'onestoga: D. S.
ileiry, of Philadelphia 1 C5. J. Coin
well, of Tower City; J. Udward, of
Columbia; li. W, Ilaneon, of Phila
delphia; A. H. l.eo, of Frankfort; W.
Chariuell. of Mt. Joy: T. W. Davis, of
Philadelphia; Chi Is II. Shirk, of Phila
delphia. Tho following have completed their
studies aud advanced to tlm fourth
year: 1.. Tlnwiiiaii, of Treinont, Pa.;
H. Shay, of Oladwyno; Jt. S. Hnrkln
noii, of Philadelphia; 13. F. Itandolph.
of Cochransvllle; A. S. Dili gee, of
Dandeisbtngj 11. I,. Schnefer, of West
Whltland; H. SleWllllams. of Wayne;
F. Mack, or NottliiBhaini N. P. Stan
ton. of Iielfry.
Messrs. Francis Manlove, of Ken
sliiKton; Ilownul H. Wllklm'on, of
KIDNEY DISEASE!
17'- Kcliford St., llrooklyn, X. Y.
Dec. 117, 11)00.
Warner's Safe Cure Co., llochester, cV. '.
(luNTt.itMKN: The Womnn'H Ilellcl Corp
In the tliffcrpnts parts of the country is w ell tie
utiainted with the curative nieritu of Warner's
Mafef'ttrp,psncciallyforllver, kidney nnd bladder
lrmibloa. ItiinRKAverl thn lltfPsnfmiinvaf flurnnl.
dicrswhoroturnedfrom the war with this dread dis
ease. Wohnveprocurpdmnnybottlesnnd given
10 inose in nceti oi n witn
tho very best results. I have
also used it personally when
I felt run down from over
work or from tho cffectH of n
rolil,nndl luiveKOod reason
to hnvo perfect faith in it no
n medicine. Yours sincerely,
Mrs, V.. L. Mrnphix.
mill
Pint President llnrtinrnPritfc hie
No. 2j", Woninn'd Itrllcf Corps.
T
Philadelphia; Albert M. Whltmer, of
Mt. Pleasant, (icorpre AV. Sheets, of
Lannreh; T. !:. Iteddlnt,'. of I'lilladel
phla; W. Ij. Cann, of Friendship, woiu
elected to deacons' oiclerf,
f.oeal deacons were udvniu ed to eld
ers' orders as follow-: AV. K. Coffman,
of Parryville; .1. .1. .Ionian, of Prospect
IVuU. and 11. D. Decker, of Marshall
ton. A vote was taken In set ret session
this afternoon and evening; by the mln
Isteis on a choice for presiding elders.
The following wcie the choice of the
ministers: lir. W. D. McDowell, Dr. .1.
U. I. tltay. Dr. K. ('. flrlllUh. Dr. S. A.
Hellner, Dr. S. AV (Selirelt,
TWO CHILDEEN CREMATED.
Dlsastious Fire in J. R. Rolling's
Tarm House on Big1 Island.
Ity Fioliiviio ire fioni The Asoc t.ttcil lie.
Itoek Island. HI.. March 22. Flro to
day In .1. II, Rollings farm house, on
His Island, near the mouth of the
Hennepin canal, destroyed the house,
Imined two children to a crisp anil
injincd Mrs. Uollings and her father,
Henry Sebrawlt.
A third child Is not expected to live.
Tim family moved Into the house
only a shoit time befoio and HolllngR
on rising lighted two tires unci jammed
In sonic logs, which disarranged the
pipes In the sleeping room above nnd
started tlit the.
HAWAII AT BUFFALO FAIR.
Piivate Intel ests Will Make an Ex
hibit If Government Does Not.
By Kxcluslie Wire fivm 1li Associated I'rcii.
Honolulu, March 1-1. via A'lotorln. n,
C, March 22. Tli chamber of com
mei co lias appointed a committee to
confei' with the territorial olllcers, for
tho purpo.jo of ascertaining whether
tho territory Intends to mnko an ex
hibit at the Pen-American exposition
at Hulfalo,
The chamber of comemrce favors an
exhibit and If the government does not
caro to undertake tho enterprise, pri
vate Interests probably will do so.
TAKEN TO ASYLUM.
Thomas C.vwley, of ."11 Fourth
Mreot, mentally unbalanced, was
taken from police liencltiuarters to thu
Hillside Home asylum yestotday.
General Fullon Surrenders,
lljr KvchtslMi Wire from Tim AswUutcil I'rm.
Manila, March SJ, ,41 p. ni. llcneral J'ullon
ami 1M) of litit remmaiiil, anht'il ttltli liftm, Mir
itii'lunl lo t'oloml bcotl, ef Hie rorty-lAiiilh
tiiliintcrr Infantry t .Siitlquc Island f I'anav,
leilia
eCRANTON'S SHOPPING CENTER,
' 1
TailorMade Suits
We have Suits priced as low as $9.00, and as high ad
$75.00. The $9 style is fully worthy of the company it keeps.
It is plain, but good. We aim to be universal in our helpful
ness, and universal is not to be defined between dollar marks.
Suits for little money and Suits for much money, and Suits all
the way between, and a good value and an exclusive style in
every one of them.
The middle prices are the most popular, of course. These
are types of the fastest sellers :
At $ I ET Of Venetian cloth; jacket, Eton style; skirt,
? flounce style. Stitched with satin bands to match
cloth. Well tailored.
At $9f Of Broadcloth. Jacket with
v or
or flare
At 25 2
sleeve, flounce skirt.
At $0 Of Cheviot Serge. Double-breasted Eton jacket,
J v flounce skirt; silk lined throughout. Very finely
tailored.
At $ .50 Of Cheviot Serge. Blouse jacket with bishop
& sleeve. Skirt, flounce style with corded
flounce. Silk lined throughout.
CONNOLLY &
NEW YORK HOTELS.
WESTMINSTER HOTEL
Cor. Sixteenth St. and Irving Dace,
NEW YORK.
American Tlan, $3 CO per day and upward.
European I'lan, $1.60 per day aud upward.
L D. CRAWFORD, Proprietor.
Hotel
VICTORIA
27th Streel, Broadway and 5th Ave, New York
European
Plan
Absolutely
Fireproof
tn the centre of the (hopping anil theatre district
A Modern riritU&i Ilctel. Complete In all lu appoint,
meiitt. rimiisiilngt.il I decoration newthrcwEliout. Accim.
moUtlous fT sro ?urillt ISO CultfS lt!t tu.b, llot.nl
c&U wain ar.-t telephone In cicfy room. CuMne unexvellej.
GEORGE W. SWEENEY, Prop.
-
For Business Men
In the heart ot tha wliolcsiU 4.
district. Z
For Shoppers
S minutes' walk to Wannmnlrers;
S minutes to tjlftel Cooper's Big i
Store. Unsy of access to the grea:
Dry GooJn Stores.
For SlRlilscers
One block from B'way Cars. civ.
Ins easy transpoi-latloii to alt
points of Interest.
HOTEL ALBERT I
NEW YORK.
Cor. 11th BT. UNIVKRSITy VU t
Only ono Block from Ilroadwny. -r
flOOIllJ, 5 l Up. rCcs Keutonabl: 4
HENRY BELIN, JR.,
General Agent for tin Wj-cralnj
UistrUt (or
DUPONT'S
POWDER.
Ulnlnc, Illntlne-, fportlnj, SmoUiIcii and the
Repauqo Chemical Coinpan),'i
High Explosives.
fatety Fuje, Caps ami Eiploders. Room 101 Con
nell FluIIJIne, Scranton.
AUEXCIKSt
TII0S. I'ORl) I'lllitor.
JOHN D. SMITH k bON Plrmoutli
W. 11 UULLIQAN WReDarr
JE&yTY.ffiGGNQUERII
BELLAVITA
Amenta Beauty Tableto and rills. ror
'ectlysafOHiul cunrmilocil treatment forall skit
lisnnlor?. Restores the bloom ol youth to laded (acoi
i0 ch.ys' tre.itiniMit Wot 1 days' 31.00, by inal.
lonrt fur circular. Addm, . .
ioVITA MtUin!. en cintcn & Jackson St., Cblctf
Bold by McCarrah & Thomas, Drue
lists,, 20J Lickawanna ave., ti(.ranton, l'a
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skirt.
Of Broadcloth. Eton jacket
finished with Persian
WALLACE,
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WILLIAMS &
Announce, owing to the de-
struction by fire of their build- J
ing at 129 Wyoming Avenue, $
that they are
126 Washington Avenue
Rrice Building.
WILLIAHS&ncANULTY t
4.
1901
BICYCLES
New models now
in. Spaldings.Cleve
lands, Tver Johnson
and Crescents. No
better selection ever
made. Call and see
them. Thev're beau
ties. IY S Id
211 Washington Ave.
OR. OENSTEN
rhjiieian and Surgeon
311 Spruce St.
Temple Court Building',
SCKANTON, PA.
ll acute and ohionlo
cJl!S;liC3 nf 111011. wo.
men and children.
ninoNic xiutvni's,
IlltAIV AND WASTISO
DI-KAffM M'l.C.
IM.T All ilCJe of Hie Liter, Kidney.,
Madder. Skin. (Hood, XmM, Womb, Kje, Kar,
Nose, Tliroat, anil I.iingy, Canecr', Tiimnni,
I'll, Kuiiturc noltre, lllieiimjiuni, AkIIiiiu,
Catarrli, Vailcocole, l.rt Manliood. Mchtlv
KmUslons, all IVmale Dlacasea, lieuKirilioca, etc.',
(lonnorhra, Sp)illllii, Illood Tolvm, indlfcre.
Hon and youthful lialilla ulillttrated, Suigm,
1'ita, llpllrrnv. Tape nnd Stomach Wurm. ('A.
TAItltllOZd.M:, hpcclllc for (Hilarrli. Tlirri
nionttu' Iriattiieiit ctilr M.00. Trial free I11
office. Coiuultaikm and examination Iree, Of
llm houra dally and Sunday, 8 a, in. to 0 p. in.
DR. DENSTEN.
vest effect. Flounce
with postilion back,
trimmincr. Bishop
127 AND 129
WASHINGTON AVENUQ
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McANULTY
now located at
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1
Lager
Beer
Brewery
MnuoT&cturcrs r
OLD STOCK
PILSNER
48B to 4S5
N. Ninth St root,
.PA
Telcpltnns Call, 2:13.1.
THH
1 POWDER CO.
liooms 1 aml2, Com'lth liTi
BOBANTON, FA.
nininc and Blasting
POWDER
Urt Mooaloknd (tuibjale WotKt,
LAPLIN RAND POWDBR CO.'S
ORANGE QUN POWDER
Xleotrto (iatterloa, LlootrlaKtplol.n.
iploilluc blaiti. Safety Vuieaaj
Repauno Chemical Go.'s v.x-l
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